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"There u no doubt that were free baths estap-
lished along the river front they would be an i'm
portant improvement to the public health, !" said
Commissioner Ludlow to Q STAR reporter to-day.
"And in all the large cities where they are in use
they have become very popular, " he continued 1t
Is said that during the season the boys who fire.
quent them will often night among themselves to
have the first opportunity to battle, and they resort
to all sorts OF expedients to battle more than once
sometimes they Will 60 so far as to change
clothes with each other In the hope that they will
be able to evade the Waterman. We have spen-
trouble or expense to establish several floating
bath-houses along It 1t would also be q good
plan 20 establish permanent free baths In the city,
where "the great unWashed" could 60 at all sea-
sons OF the year. OF course IL would be necessary
to have the water comfortably warm, and say the
bath were placed near public school house1t would
not be an item Of great expense 70 run steam
houses could be placed at the head OF the WASH
ington channel, and another on the Eastern
Branch, near Easby's Point, which would be very
favorable location. There could be three
or these and In the course or time another might
be placed near the navy-yard bridge. Roughly
the cost Of floating bath house would be In the
neighborhood Of $4,000 or 5000 and
permanent bath-house, Of which two
would be sunncient between $1,000 and
and females and the time for the use by either
could be regulated according 70 the demand. The
Commissioners have directed the building tnspec-
tor TO preparee plans and estimates OF the houses
and We WIN submit the matter TO Congress In the
form Of bill
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Copper Still Booming.

ANUTHBK ADVANCE IN PKICE TO-DAY.
NEW York, Dec. l3.-AnOther advance In the
copper market this morning right on the top OF
terday mas kept Tue downtown brokers In q con-
unued state or activity. The closing quotations
and the FIRST cable this morning gave the opening
price at "a pounds z shtl1ngs, 6 pence an In
crease OF pound, 2 shlllinKS, pence.
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Only a Small Caye.in.

MARQUETTE, MICH, Dec. 13.-The reports OF the
cave-in at the Calumet and Hecla mines are ex-
aggerated space 10 feet square caved In near
the surface, but IL was expected long before II
occurred. NO serious damage was done and the
work OF putting out the fire is progressing salts
factOrily.
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FoR CHR1srMAs Presents
SEATON PERRY.
(Succesor to PERRY BRorHHRl

(Succesor to PERRY 4 BRorHrl)
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH sACQUKs, RANGING
NEW SEAL Plush HENRIETTAs, vls1TES, AND
JACKETS. FROM sl6 TO $50.
NEW BEADED AND BRAIDED BLACK AND SEAL
PLUSH WRAPS. FROM a28 TO $50
FUR AND SATIN-LINED SICILIENNE CIRCU.
NOvELTiEs IN IMPORTED BLACK JERSEYS,
CAMELs' HAik sHAwis; CH IH sHAwLs.
Ii s S26fH MA AcRkrs
WRAPS NEW MAkKETs, AND ULsTEhs, RANG:
ING FROM ~ TO els. BEING HALF THE
BoSsETs. a aUISEafs, poNsoN's, AND scHRoD.
Eks sIHGk S W. Hd II r. TIE BEST
FE Lyons SBESSSG6AIsEs
RHADxMEs, And suRxHs IN BLACK WHITE.
WEAR AT LOWEST Prices,
LYONS PURE SILK YELYETS IN BLACK, AND
p C2LORss BANGING FROM D. TO es.
NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED
NEW RLAGK AND coIoRRD MORE FRANCHISE
TREFOUhSE AND PEKINOTS KID GLOvES
IMME Sc ASSORTMENT OF LINEN AND SILK
HANDKERCHIEF AND MUFTLER6.
NOVELTIES IN GOLD AND sILvER-MOUNTED
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building. Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th ct.
Established 1640 do
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec lathe body found
on the beach yesterday has been FULLY identified
as that OF VIM. Reed, tue eccentric and wealthy
iron and oil prospectOr, OF Pittsburg, who was
drowned near Somers' Point on October II. The
remains were forwarded Today TO Mr.. Reeds late
home, In Sewickley, a suburb Of Allegheny City.
He was Seventy-tWO years old.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

T. Fine dwelling 10 rooms. all m. l.. near
New s-story oriek dwelling. III rooms iii mi
Brics dwsts. rs ali mi and stable ;tnw. 600
BRICK dwelling srs all IN lj,h st. n.w..... 4,4OO
TYIES ~ isS =: %
Il New brick dwelling. 10 rooms all nj,
New brick dwelling. II rooms, ali m l.. i7aS ''oO0
n!6.sw. TiIEa s stSThEaf0kD 1907 st. NV
EOR sALk-A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE, TEN
Il rooms within two blocks Dupont Circle; 90, 800;
also Is eIFa. room s9uss on near itth s3aSc APP
Il DENCE; THkEE ROOMS DEP; well located
srE 4 i.E' an Ss''s
d7-6t 1908 st.
L business property on PennA. ave-; price only
'a as.lS. j. R. HEista ass I \,
IrOR SALE-HOUSE 40, MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
can Be- Pss sSSSS h ies 81
HOVER SON, l1lo + St d. I'm
lNOR sALE-FIRST-CLASS GILT.ED0E INVEST
northwest; on concrete street; paying twelve III
per cent per year A new row Of brick houses, bay
provement with beautiful gas fixtures. hxnasomeB
Rapered throughout ths latest desgns and rented
at DANENAOwEK SUNS, I1i5Fst. n2G-lm
lVOR SALE-A MOST DESIRABLE THREE STORY
II and basement brick house Ut. bet. I'd and
sd SITS; ali modern improvements. Apply CHARLES
EAkLf, 6O3 l4th st. n.w pl5- I'm
IIOR SALE OR RENT-1l25 10TH ST., NEAR
Il Massachusetts ave. NV, handsome 3-story double
Brick Dwelling. containing u roous with every
porches ON every door; stable for four horses Two
carriages. THOS. j. FISHER CO.. 1924 ct. u ".
nl5-lm
ICOR SALE-Sl. 5O0-F0UR az NEW, NEAT AND
1 nsr :. Frame Dwelings Mo-. AID
zen Park; price ISOO each easy ssrnls: now 90
cupied by good tenants u . l2.oO month eAen. j. u
OMEAkA 4 CO.. xsy 7th ct s.W. oil Bun
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WAS II RURanYf-The trial Of John Catey, on
the charge OF Forging check On the Fasm0rx and
NechanicS National Bank for $50 In the name OF
his employer, John Edwards. was. resumed this
morning in the Criminal Court and occupied the
court all day. II Il claimed BY the defense that
abouCtL
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A Fast Freight Wrecked.

BOSTON, Dec. la-An express freight train on
the northern division OF the Old COl0ny Railroad
ran on the track at NOrthbOrO' Center this MORN
ing, and q number OF coal cars were badly wrecked
ana other cars damaged. Conductor Donovan had
one leg broken; John Fairbanks, brakeman, was
seriously injured, being buried under the wreck.
A. E Whitney was also injured.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

I,oR RENI-ELEGANT SUITE OF THREE ROOMS
III on h-st and second hOorsS desirable on
third roor one block IrUm Portland. Hamilton. anu
Arlington, her,iics pass door lO2o Vermont ave.
d2-xw'
IL ruDr sui unicating being side Of The
halI Of double house mod coD; furnace heat open
mr. n is-.r gentlemen preferred ref req'd M -6ws
uSoRRINT-I2Ie n 81. NV. TWO FURNISHED
II rooIns ON second hOOr: house and furniture ne "
no bohrd and no Children n6-lws
UyoR RFNT-sI4 FIFTEENTH ST NV, oPPO-
n site chan berlin's-Hands Omefy FURNISHED Rooms
On hrst and second floors southern exposure; crate
nl7-lm
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a PICKET GUAaD sCRPRssED,
And Two van LeaAs % Alleges Pslscy
Wpiteru and Player CaPaureA.

This morning. about half-psst 10 O'CLOCK. Detee-
uves Ran ana Horne. with ofic-rs Jordan maner
and Sebastian went 10 an old building IN jackson
Hall alley, near oearys livery stable, vhere they
were informed that the policy business had ecen
carried on. A colored man who, the of1cers
learned, did picket duty. Vas found IN The alley
watching. ana 20 attract his atteutsca ofnccs
Boiand was sent IN from the % ssrces entrance.
Tbs pegro WALKED toward him. and the other on
GERS cut him Oh from the resr, making q impossi-
BILE for him 60 get word 70 the alleged violAtors OF
the law pefore he was IN custody snd had been
taken nom the alley. Then the Officers surrounded
the premises and the detectives entesed the funt-
door. In q small room Was found about twenty.
ive persona chiefly negroes who made despcr.
ate attemptto escape from the premises one Of
the men succeeoed 10 getuns 70 the roof OF the
building and jumped 20 the adjoining yard and e.
capped. several others crawled between the Logs
OF the of1cers who held the door, Tue patru
wagon vas driven into the alley, and two iosos oi
prisoners were driven 20 the sixth precinct sta
stion- Ezekiel Cade, white, and Henry Wise. col
orsd were charged With writing policy. and Benja
min Beveridge was CHARGED with permitting
gaming In premises under hts CONTROL Mr.. A. 4
Wuliams COUNSEL for the DEFENDANTS, APPEARED
and arranged 20 leave collateral for their appear
ancet The witnesses who were unable 10 leave col
lateral were locked mp.
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Tried IL ON the Wrong Man.
4 sRWING-NACHINE MAN KILLED WHILE TRYING r
MAKE A TOUGH DANCE.

ABILENE, KAN, Dec. IA special TO the Ga
zeffe from Wallace Kan, gives the particulars OF
the killing last night In the Oasis saloon OF ltn-
Grant sewing-nachlne member by Tom Dunn, a
local tough and Desperate 1t appears that the
Sew1ng-mach1ne man attem ted the COW boy act OF
making Dunn dance. Dunn refused to dance, when
the SeWing-machine man commenced firing his re-
volver, When Dunn shot the machine man through
the heart. Dunn Was arrested, but allowed the
nDeity OF the streets pending the cOrOners In
quest.
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VI AllIlIED.

FlFIFLD-COOKSES. On D~ceabsr 7. 1887. .
Sun:issid- lyoBdvm County, Va, ~ Rev =. 4 Msrs
Mr.. JOsi,PH n FlFlELD. oI ~ hil r'oe. u. C.. -
Mss SALLIE Y. COOksEh, OF IOudoun County.
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Wallace Ross In England.
LONDON, Dec. 13-Wallace Ross, the Oarsman
Is at Putney.
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He PLEADS ssailsy.

TEE PENETRATION oF Al OUTRAGE on An OLD
WOMAN CAUGHT AFTER NAM Mosrus
Last Decoration day the neghborhood IN the
vicinity OF Norta Capitol and streets was thrown
into state OF excitement over the brutal manner
In which Dorcas Holland was outraged by a negro
named Jas H. Myers. as published IN THE srAn az
the time. The negro left the city directly after
ward aud went 20 Virginia, where ne was taken
sick. and few days ago III returned home. Tie
officers learned that he was stopping Pierc8
street. and last n ght Officer Foley caught hlm-
On the day OF the assault the Old woman alone
In the house, the other members Cd her family
having gone 10 S0dl-rs' Home. While there about
noon, Myers entered and accomplished his pur-
pose leaving the OH woman Ia \ terrible condi-
tion- This afternoon Myers was arral gned Ia tho
Police Court on a charge 90 raae. AM he pleaded
guilty. The case WIS sent % tLc grand sary. aid
he was committed In default OF si.eo.
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NANTUCKET, MASS, Dec. lathe brig Angelo,
Capt. Love, Is ashore on the eastern end OF TINS
island. She Is sugar laden, bounQ TO Boston rrOn
Demerara.
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Discussing the Western Union Dfvi.
demde

NEW YORK, Dec 13-The executive committee
of the Western Union Telegraph Co. met to-day
10 discuss the matter or the dividend for the
make public the amount OF dividend which they
recommend the directors to declare, but II will be
announced at the directors meeting tomorrow,
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Jno McCanrey, preatdent Of the Pelican Insurance
Co, In New OfioanA, has ben discovered 70 be .
defaulter In the amount OF $4,000. and has ieft
the city.
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Fatally Shot by an Officer.

Fatally Shot by an Officer.
WHLIAhsTOws, KY. Dec. IA serious shooting
affair occurred In town last evening about
O'Clock, In which Ewell Lauter was fatally shot.
Lauter was disOrderly and IN resisting the officers
was shot by Deputy Marshal Frank Cunningham
the ball taking eject in the back, near the SPINE
Physicians pronounce the shot fatal. Cunning
ham Il under q, 900 bond
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Il 10000 Feet Of Ground for 600.
Terms: e2S cash aud el0 per month
IN HYATTSvILLE
Beautiful location
RICHARD p EVANS Attorney
T.

V,OK sALE-vALUABLE PROPERTY, BEING THE
farm u the late ex-ioy. Reed branchville,
ares. history frame double maL..ion; 20 rooms: 3
large halls. ysrzndAs the length Of the house Lawn
The rn>nsioa would make Q summer hotel. Land
adapted for suburban lots Those adjoining owned BY
Asyndicste 10 oe LAID out for that purposs aud IN
fer1or 10 this property Iron in abundance making
the property desirable 70 furnace men op-
pvrtunfty Tor capitalists.
For terms Of sale see EMERSON HODGES, ST
Cloud Building. this city, or NM n MARINE sd-
luinistrsfor. 200 Calvert street. baltimore d. I'm
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Males OS Real Essnta.

Oliver COX has aought for $500, q = II. Webb
part lot 3. square $40 frOEilng 20 feet inches
Massachusetts avenue Dv an average deDth OF los
feet between Nth and 10th streets nOrtbwe j.
4. Hamilton and JOAN ". swope have bought OF
Emile Darneille Tor $500 >ut lots II, I, X and
part \ square :sis, OoElO1t. feet IN 10th street,
between street and RnOs.e Island avenue north
west.
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Officer KecIe las; Dight arrested = Young negro
named Jal<es Berry Tor breaking into the i.uuse u
Mr.. John B. jeans, No. l.s stseet. snd stealing.
OVerc0at which the o;firer T,a"p seTpd IA West
Washington. To-day IN the Poa,c court Berry
pleaded guilty 10 q charge ~ hoav'DS-akilg sE1
was held for tie action ~ the grand jury.
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introduce In the House the bill be introduced just
before the close Of the last Congress- providing for
the purchase OF al the property on the south side
OF Pennsylvania avenue, from 9th street 70 18th
street, for sites for public buildings
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Mr.. Pyne Makes His Escape.
HR ELCDRs THE POLICE sENTINELs AND GETS OUT
OF HIS CASTLE
DUBLIN, Dec. 13-Mr. PyDe, member OF pariia-
ment, VINO has been barrlcaded in Lislenny
Castle, his residence In County Waterford resist
Ing the EFFORTS OF the police to arrest him. left the
castle early this morning. eIuding the police SEN
tinels, and taking car mat was awaiting him he
drove TO some unknown place. The police are
securing tue country for him.
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In the Equity Court Judge Mervsck to-day
made . decree of divorce In the CASE OF Mary x.
Hickey agt VIM C. Hickey The btll nled In sep
TENDER last, by Mr. T. n Hay, satss that they
were married June Z, ls5s, BY Rev. DIR. Noble she
charged that shortly aftsrvard he became sd-
dictsd 70 intoxication, and On lsfp she wsx coa-
PEELED 10 return 70 her parents In Nay, lss2 he
assured her that he had returned and returpsd 20
I'VE with her. His rcformali waA however she
says only In Imagination and he b>csme an hah-
Kill her. &C.
Judge Nerrick also made decree In the case OF
Almina - Campbell All. John W, campoen Tue
september last and sci forth the marriage by New.
MI. wilson, April ~, ls74 she charged that, May
2A 1ssu. ne beat her and compel ,od her 70 leave
him; That he had threatened her life, and that M
"a living In adultery with one Laura spencer, who,
for seven years past he has proclaimed his wife.
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A~Artryp yTs oyrIcsa.-Thi. morning In the

Police court Charles ". Jacobs Hl@airi guilty %
charge % assaulueg oticer nA-nsH. The latter
testified that this noralng. sa!tl" sneT 81 igh.
rs he was passing along % street, hFwreh gfa aud
sth streets. the deieBiant Siepped up tran leiini
and dealt him a tlO~ On his h,ad viii hl, Mt.
He grabbed the defendant and dunng the struggle
which followed be wac I0rced "a stri.e hlIa WIN
his club ana knock him down. A fns oi $40 or 40
DAYS was imposed.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest I6leglamS to The Star.
now IT Is HOPKINS, TURN.
The Assistant Cashier % the Tidells,
Bank Placed ON Trial.

The Assistant Cashier % the Fidelity
Bank Placed ON Trial.
CINCINNATI, Dec. lathe trial OF BENT f Hop
kins, late assistant cashier OF the Fidelity Ma
tional Bank, began this morning in the United
States Court, Judge Sage presiding alone. The
court passed upon the demurrers which had been
argued and struck out six Of the forty or nifty
counts which cover practically the same acts. The
Indictment as II was stated in substance 70
the defendant TO be charge Of misapplication OF
the funds OF the Fidelity National Bank and OF
making false entries in the books of the bank. To
this the defendant pleaded not guilty. The Jurors
summoned were then called and sworn to answer
questions touching their fitness to serve on the
trial The slow process OF their examination then
began. Assistant District Attorney Bruce con-
duets the prosecution Mr.. Warner E. Bateman
appears for the defendant: Mr.. Hopkins is a.
Okeefe, his son-tn-law. He has been 50 well
known In Cincinnati by nearly all kinds of people
that the court room was again filled by spectators
He refers with FASHIONABLE pride to the fact that
IN MS long semi-public life here this is the rst
time serious charge has been made against him
ana claims ne can now prove his innocence.
The selection of the Jury was accomplished, and
the jury sworn before noon adjournment All the
jurors were farmers from the southern and west
ern part OF the State--nOne frOmHamiltOn Co
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BOSTON, MASS, Dec lathe weather here Is de-
lightrul The voting Tor mayor thus far has pro-
ceeded quietly and without disturbance, although
In places the interest Is intense and ls rendered
more so Oy local contests for aldermanic or coun-
Gil seats
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LOST AND FOUND.

IT OST-ON THE CORNER OF AND 2D STa, A
Aocotch terrier II returned to POI / st. NV q suit
aDie reward given it,
I OsT-AT ALBAUGHS. AN OPERA GLASS; IN.
1o2S 10th st. dl3.Yts
II OST-TWO LIVER-COLORED Settlers. SUIT
Liable reward II returned " 31l 4h st. aw d13-3ts
OST-A BROWN SETTER DOG; TAG No. 257S
liberal reward. be- It,
OST = DECEMBER l2, 1887. PUG GYP NAME
IL Fannie on collar. and tag attached. Liberal re-
ward II returned to 463 st. sw. It.
COX REWARD-kOR GRAY MARE AND BLACK
V6O covered wagon with green body stolen from
Center Market Friday morning Mare has near hip OF
Return to II 53 Mass NV dl2-3ts
II OST-A SMALL MUFF-COLORED TERRIER
~ Reward II returned TO 1927 Vermont ave. Digs
T OST-ON DECEMBER o, LADY's GOLD WATCH
~ and chain !monOgram on wstch) in going from
street car stable, sd street. to to Potomac
suitable reward Il returned 70 l241 Potomac ave-.
West Washington, d. c. dlO-3ts
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York stock Market
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market a. reported BY special
wire to Corson Mccartney, lAl0 street
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Death Of Well.knOWn Cincinnati Man.
CINCINNATI, Dec. l3-RObert l. Lsaman, a we'll
known business man OF the firm OF Van Antwerp,
Bragg Co., died last night afIer q weeks illness
OF erysipelaS.
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RETIRING FRox BUSINESS.
Tho Immense Stock of Fine Clothing
OAK HALL,
COR 10TH AND r sTREEra

~ ~,
COR 10TH AND srREEra
Must be sold In order to close up the business This
no advertisement scheme, but solid fact Therefore,
don't desy but At once and the Greatest Bar
gains in Clothing for Men and Boys ever In the
City.
All Suits and Overcosts for Boys from to IA years
will be sold 1t just one-haf the former prices which
were always the lowest in the City.
In Mems and Youths Suits our assortment 10 com.
plete, and buy good Business Suits at o.. So
former price sl0: better Suits at 60 former price
&15; Corkscrew Suits pure Worsted sack frock Ut
elO, reduced from els Chinchilla Coats and Vests
e1O, reduced from els; Prince Albert Suits from SIS
up; Broadcloth Suits at 11S reduced from S25; nne
sstin-lined Full-Dress Suits very cheap.
OvERCOATs.
In this necessary article Of wear please most
any - to size make and material We have them
in Chinchilla from S5 to genuine Montagnsc Of o2O;
sold formerly At e3l We also have them In Beaver,
Kersey. worsted Csssimerss and Melton. Special a.
tention 10 called 70 splendid line Of listers and
stormcosts from % 10 els.
LOCO pair Of Pants can now b had ct about two
thirds regular price as
OAK III al. t.
|
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New York business Men Burned

NEW YORK, Dec IA fire broke out early this
morning In the seven-stOry irOn-front building,
No. l63 Greene street. 1t occurred on the fourth
story, which, with the NTH, sixth and seventh,
and braids. Their loss is about $l5, OOO SchOves-
tene Bros, agents for Elnil Huber CO., OF Paris,
manufacturers Of silk pushes, occupy the first
story. Their damage by water Is placed at $4,000
The second and third stories are occupied by s.
iirsch q Sons, seal skins and dealers In raw and
dressed furs Their loss BY water Is about $50 600
with an insurance OF $4,000. MessrS, Steidecke
Emshelmer own the building, which was dam
AGED S6 ON
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WANTEDLQUIET FAMILY (MAN AND WIFE
w only) wish to rent for two three months be-
ginning January LIST, attractive small Country
House not more than half hour from Washington,
must be veil heated have south exposure, bath roon
&C. and stable for two horses house to lie rented
nishsd, and unexceptioasble city reference Will be
given 20 induce owners TO leave almost everything in
the house an1 thus trouble TO both parties Ad-
dssss "A sOBURbAN."ca care city post-ofhce- dl2-3t
L>OR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME COUNTRY
= Residence Of l2 acres, all under cultivation fruit
vineyard. good water: high healthy location main
road two miles from Aqueduct bridge; nine
frame ho'-.two porches tvostory bay wndow ted
with furnace: within half mile OF church, school
aud atosethsI very Desirable nsishborhood; e&,5OO.
FORTY ACRES. . miles from city, three fourths
mile from station on Baltimore and Potomac rosd
ons-hAlf N lumber; ANAL house. stable, &c; good
vstsri high, healthy LOCATION; only u, 500.
TWELVE ACkE5. miles from Georgetown, on
kockvills turnpike, one-third mile from station
MetrOpolitAp Branch; neat cottage house, good
buildings, choice fruit and excellent water; price,
S2250
Many others. Call for bulletin.
d1o3t 1907 ct.
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MARRIAGE LioESsEs-Narriage lccn ses have
been issued ny the cicik ~ The coTt Ia r. l. iodleT
IT,, and Maize X. AharcHs: Geo. a.. iin amer aad
Violet Tucker; Jno sniltson aid Sarah BcUG-t,
botn or Prince Georges County, M; cyrus v.
Cotton, OF Hamilton, Texas. aha fenni B kast;
Adam Henson and Priscilla ~ bnrh; Geo l1y-Ts
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Leach; John n. Cole and Aiice Ages; Nn- Hose
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PERSONAL.

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